IoT for the Homestead
Remote monitoring and control for tanks, troughs, pumps, gates, fences, feed bins, and weather — over LoRaWAN and Meshtastic, no cell signal required out in the pasture.
How it worksFarm & Ranch
Catalog gear is designed for an average operation that doesn’t exist. Yours has its own gates, its own grades, its own hard water and long fence lines. We build for the place in front of us — monitoring, trailers, and implements that fit your operation like they were always part of it.
There’s a particular kind of tired that comes from driving the whole place twice a day just to check whether a tank’s full or a gate’s latched. And a particular kind of frustration when the trailer you bought new already has cracks at the welds, or the implement that was “universal fit” doesn’t quite fit anything.
We’ve been there. That’s why everything in this corner of what we do starts from the same place: make the daily grind lighter, and make the gear last. Whether it’s sensors that tell you what you need to know from the kitchen table, a trailer engineered to carry real loads for real decades, or an implement built around your tractor and your dirt — it’s all aimed at the same thing.
Three ways we help around the place
Remote monitoring and control for tanks, troughs, pumps, gates, fences, feed bins, and weather — over LoRaWAN and Meshtastic, no cell signal required out in the pasture.
How it worksCustom trailers, designed and fabricated in-house and NHTSA/VIN certified — flatbeds, equipment haulers, utility, and purpose-built rigs that track straight and stop true.
Build a trailerImplements designed and built for your tractor and your chores — 3-point hitch, drawbar carriage, and one-of-a-kind tools for the job nobody makes a part for.
See implementsWhy custom beats the catalog
Off-the-shelf is fine until it isn’t. The trough sensor that needs a cell tower you don’t have. The trailer rated for a load it clearly never met. The implement you spend a weekend modifying before it’ll even hook up.
When we build it, we build it for you — your acreage, your herd, your soil, your truck, your budget. The result costs about what good gear should, and it pays you back in seasons you don’t spend fighting it.
Tell us what’s eating up your time or breaking down too often. We’ll figure out whether it’s a sensor, a weld, a whole new build — or just good advice.